Come join The Replanted Witch for a magical journey into the art of tea leaf reading. Learn how to infuse your tea with intention, energy, and magic. Enjoy a cup of tea and learn what symbols to look for and how to interpret the messages that show up...| RSS Feed
We had Joe at Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library on Wednesday, October 22. This was such a fascinating program and the videos and photos he shared were crazy! I highly recommend this spooky program any time of year!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
For the past 5+ years, Debbie has been coming to do programs for my Library teens. Her Polymer Clay programs are TOP NOTCH and my teens LOVE them - seriously professional grade quality. She works so great with the teens, they learn so much, and their art work that the program produces is outstanding. Her programs are always full, often with repeat patrons, and they are always asking for me to have her back! Deb is always punctual and proficient. She is so personable and fun. She sets everythi...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
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Join me @thereplantedwitch for a virtual program on Yule traditions hosted by the @hagaman_easthaven on December 6th at 2pm. Registration available through the library for access.| RSS Feed
We three authors diiscussed for members of the Romance Writers Association NY the range of research necessary to attain authenticity in our novels' settings and characters, and the importance to us of writing a work that stands the test of time....| RSS Feed
We had the incredible opportunity to present at a "Lunch & Learn" session amidst the serene backdrop of the New Canaan Nature Center. We were so grateful to everyone who joined us for an afternoon filled withe learning and inspiration!| RSS Feed
We enjoyed connecting with the patrons of the Mt Kisco Library. It was a pleasure sharing tips on how to create calm, organized spaces at home. There is nothing better than inspiring others to bring a little more order and calm into their homes....| RSS Feed
We had a fantastic time lecturing at the Wilton Library, sharing ideas, stories, and inspiration with an engaged and welcoming audience of almost 100 patrons.| RSS Feed
It was a great day presenting at the Lapham Community Center to a packed house! Standing room only for this lecture...| RSS Feed
It was an absolute ball lecturing at the Greenwich YMCA. It was a joy to connect with this wonderful community, share insights, and exchange ideas in such a beautiful space.| RSS Feed
We had the joy of speaking at the beautiful Nantucket Atheneum. This historic library is such a gem- full of character, light, and a sense of community that you can feel the moment you walk in.| RSS Feed
We had a wonderful time lecturing at the Bronxville Library where we shared expert tips on DIY home organizing. We provided invaluable insights for the participants to start their journey to a clutter-free home. We enjoyed making home organizing fu...| RSS Feed
We had the pleasure of hosting an interactive lecture with the vibrant members of the Encore Club of New Canaan. We delved into the art of decluttering, shared transformative organizing tips, and even had a lively Q & A session that sparked some...| RSS Feed
We had a wonderful family art/nature program at the Lucy Robbins Welles Library with Leslie Mathews. We had people of all-ages and abilities. Leslie was wonderful with everyone. We are having her back in December.| RSS Feed
Tonight Mr. Harmon came to my town library and I had a an amazing experience! Mr. Harmon, Thanks for your most entertaining reading and insight into Poe’s life. I learned so much about Poe. Truth be told I knew very little about him. But I am now a big fan. You made history feel alive, I loved your whole show! One thing that moved me the most was learning how his reputation was crucified and how his poor mom in law was left with nothing but struggles. What a cruel man Griswold the grizzl...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Ashley is an absolute pleasure to work with! We’ve had the privilege of hiring her for several paint nights at our library, and our patrons consistently request her return. She is a true professional from start to finish. Her communication is clear and timely, she submits paperwork without delay, and she consistently arrives early to set up. Throughout her programs, Ashley is not only knowledgeable but also warm and approachable, making her instruction engaging for participants of all ages....| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
EPICS is an online digital resource that features a unique Image Attraction Quiz, along with activities that break down the job search process into bite-sized pieces, helping individuals determine what they want from their career. EPICSCareer Assessm...| RSS Feed
Loyalty Program Our Loyalty Membership program offers almost 50% of savings to our local preschools and early childhood learning centers. Only $149 per Month. What You Receive: One 60-minute program per month (Option of two 30-minute rotations on th...| RSS Feed
In my presentation I will discuss the history behind the three editions of THE STRATFORD DEVIL as well as key dates in American history leading up to the present in order to show that, when Goody Bassett was hanged for witchcraft in my hometown of St...| RSS Feed
In celebration of Jane Austen’s 250th Birthday, join us for a Regency inspired afternoon! We will learn what a typical day was for women during the regency era, and spend our afternoon enjoying some activities that would have been common including; t...| RSS Feed
Join @thereplantedwitch for a powerful discussion of Celeste Larsen's book, "Heal the Witch Wound: Reclaim your Magic and Step into Your Power" and learn unique actionable steps you can take to step out of the broom closet and embrace ...| RSS Feed
In honor of Jane Austen's 250th birthday, you are invited to a Regency Holiday party at the Wallingford Library. We will be joined by Rachel who will share with us some of the traditions and activities that were popular during Jane's lifeti...| RSS Feed
Learn the difference between an infusion and a decoction, the art of flavor pairings, gain confidence in creating your own tea blends using the tea pyramid, and discover the proper temperatures and methods for preparing a good cup of tea.| RSS Feed
Learn the history and traditions historically associated with the celebration of Yule, sing some Yuletide songs and craft a mulling spice sachet to take home.| RSS Feed
Come get crafty and sew your own heating pad filled with dried herbs and create adorable mini acorn topped pincushions to take home. Great for gifts!| RSS Feed
This holiday themed sewing class for children will be so much fun! You'll learn how to assemble, stuff and hand sew an adorable snowman ornament!| RSS Feed
SWIMMING IN JELLO Words & Music by Judy Pancoast © 1997 I had a crazy dream the other night; I fell asleep as soon as I turned out the light. I dreamed that I was by the riverside and on the other side, my sister stood with a hot fudge sundae tha...| RSS Feed
Rachel Bell: Samples from "Tone Chamber" album| RSS Feed
Peregrine Road: samples from live gigs| RSS Feed
Eloise & Co.: tunes from the album| RSS Feed
Buckle up and head out on a virtual trip across the USA in search of real-life children's literature connections and fun places to visit!| RSS Feed
Once upon a time, there was a princess. Her father said she couldn't go to college, so she educated herself by reading every book in the library!| RSS Feed
Looking for a great winter song for the Jan, Feb. and March? Here's Laura's sweet ballad, "Snow Globe", and imaginative song about what it would be like to live inside a Snow Globe.| RSS Feed
Laura's most recent album, the Parent's choice award-winning "High Five" album! Special guitar vocalist on the "I Can't Wait to Turn 8" is Grammy Nominated Justin Roberts!| RSS Feed
Laura's award-winning "In a Heartbeat" album!| RSS Feed
One of the songs from my CD, Both Sides of the Equator, on Empathy Records and featuring myself on guitar, David Finck on bass and Ze Mauricio on percussion| RSS Feed
Welcome to the world of Connection to Creativity! In this video, we give you a glimpse of how the Apple-y EverAfter Show and our literacy programs spark imagination, boost comprehension, and inspire kids to become confident readers. 🎭📚 Through arts-i...| RSS Feed
EPICS Career Exploration Tool EPICS is a unique, visually engaging digital resource that helps patrons of all ages explore career paths, professional skills, and personal motivators. The Image Attraction Quiz uses imagery to uncover likes, and in...| RSS Feed
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Candid harp recording November 13 at Branford High School performance of Solo show, sponsored by Legacy Theatre.| RSS Feed
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Hands on Drumming presents "Drumming For Wellness" at the Granby Public Library, June 2025.| RSS Feed
I made this video in a village near Rabaul. Garamut (slit log drums) players tapping a traditional warning to villagers to gather in the village center to hear about trouble coming. I wanted the sounds, which my publisher edited and mixed for the boo...| RSS Feed
Of two video excerpts with animation. The reversible Mask is loosely based on the career on double agent Sir Anthony Standen, fictionalized as my anti-hero Sir Edward Latham. Photo: my talk in Renaissance dress at Ivoryton Library.| RSS Feed
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Keith brought in our biggest crowd for an adult event in quite some time, and we are so happy we got to have him as our returning guest. He sets realistic expectations for what mind reading is, and had the audience whispering "how did he do that...| RSS Feed
Leslie Mathews led a wonderful 3-week nature journaling workshop for our library's homeschool teens. Her calm, encouraging approach really resonated with the group, and the teens enjoyed exploring creativity in a thoughtful, nature-focused way. ...| RSS Feed
We had Joe at our library last year and he was back again with more tales of the paranormal. The room was PACKED and people drove from all over to see him. The program is outstanding, captivating, educational, and sufficiently unsettling! The audienc...| RSS Feed
Joe Franke is a master at captivating audiences with his tales of the paranormal. Having hosted him several times, I can attest to his exceptional storytelling skills. Joe's presentations are engaging and well-informed, drawing listeners in and ...| RSS Feed
Mr. Harmon has performed at our library twice in character as Edgar Allan Poe, and both times was absolutely superb. His knowledge of Poe's life, impact, and body of work are second to none, and his ability to bring the author to life and interp...| RSS Feed
Shaun Zetlin’s Emotional Fitness program was a motivational and engaging presentation that offered practical strategies for building resilience and confidence. His delivery was energetic and approachable, making the material accessible to a wide audience. Both the emotional and fitness components of the presentation were strong on their own—informative, inspiring, and clearly communicated. Shaun was also a pleasure to work with on the administrative side. He was flexible and understandin...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
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We hosted Kara for a talk on the legend of "Abigail's Ghost" and it was fantastic. Her presentation was clearly well-researched and our group was spellbound. Many stayed well after the program to ask her questions, learn more about the topic at hand and purchase her very well written books. Kara was extremely friendly, dynamic, timely and a true professional. Highly recommend that you book her to speak and you read her books! I would provide a rating higher than 5/5 if I could.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Having read Abigail's Ghost and enjoying it enormously, I was thrilled to attend Kara's discussion on the 25th of September at the Simsbury Free Library. Kara is a wonderful storyteller. Her talk was well-presented and evenly paced. She engaged with the audience and brought them into Abigail's world. She delivered a truly enjoyable program and I highly recommend it if you have the chance.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
We had the pleasure of hosting Kara Labella at the Groton Public Library for her presentation: The History of Witches: From Olde England to New England. One patron remarked that the program was "well-paced, informative, and interesting." Another patron said she was engaged by Kara from start to finish. The author enhanced her presentation with props and theater. She very graciously donated one of her books for our Library collection. We will definitely have Kara back to GPL in the future for ...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Kara presented last October at the Manchester Public Library with her "Headless Horseman" program and it was a well attended and well received program- and perfect for spooky season! Kara is well spoken, well researched, and well prepared for her program and gracious with questions as well. I've booked her again for this October for her Simsbury Witches presentation. She is easy to work with, prompt with items you need, and a delight to work with.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Kara LaBella's thoughtful, comprehensive dive into Connectuicut history, human nature, witchcraft and the research involved in the writing of historical fiction kept our audience in thrall. Our readers were energized and focused, themselves contributing to a thoughtful Q&A. I highly recommend Kara LaBella and have also scheduled a second event with her.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Kara LaBella's latest book, The French Paymaster: Canton's Headless Horseman, explores the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a French Paymaster in the late 1700's, in Canton, CT. Kara captivated faculty and students on October 31 (Halloween!) telling the tale of a French Paymaster who, along with his horse and gold, disappeared between New York and Connecticut. If you love history, folklore, mystery and the paranormal, you will love Kara's lecture as she combines all and takes you ...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
WOW - Kara has a wonderful knack as a storyteller! She captivated an audience of fifty women from Encore of Avon recently at the Avon Public Library with her enthusiastic presentation. The audience was enthralled with her stories from her most recent book, "The French Paymaster, Canton's Headless Horseman", which intertwined both local history and lore.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Local Ct. author and folklorist Kara LaBella spoke about her most recent book The French Paymaster at the Marion Schoolhouse this past October.The Marion Community speaker evaluations were all in agreement that Kara’s presentation was really mesmerizing and kept the audience engaged from start to finish. Like Kara’s previous novella The Symsbury Witches Kara combines local myth with historical research, bringing the Connecticut early settlers to life.As the subject matter of her cur...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
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We had Julianne with us for an Ocean Dance themed movement class. We had a great turnout for kids between 2 - 4. Julianne was so wonderful! She brought out such energy from the kids and kept them engaged throughout the program. She has a real talent for being able to adapt to the children's needs and the overall vibe of the room! She brought a variety of props and read a story to them. We loved it so much we are having her back again! Highly recommend this to anyone seeking a movement and dan...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
We had such a wonderful time with Julianne from Little Leaps Dance Adventures! We had her here as a kick-off for summer, and the children had the best time. We opted for the Dancing with Butterflies program in which Julianne expertly taught the kids about the lifecycle of a butterfly through dance movements and a story. She did an incredible job capturing their attention and keeping them engaged. I don't think I've ever heard so many great reviews from parents after leaving a program! We will...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
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Mark is an energetic and engaging presenter. We hve had him deliver two programs here at Slater Library. The most recent one was on Preserving Your Harvest. The amout of information he gives is tremendous but don't worry he gives out links to see all his slides! Our patrons are already picking out the next program he will present!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
We really enjoyed Joby's presentation "Timeless Beauty Makeup for Mature Women" at the Bridgewater Senior Center.We highly recommend his program| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Our Senior Center had such a great experience in Joby's makeup class! Joby was knowledgeable, patient, and explained everything step by step. Our members learned new techniques that were easy to follow and can use them in their everyday routine. The class was fun, interactive, and made them feel more confident in doing their own makeup. Highly recommend to anyone wanting to improve their skills!”| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
We have had Joby at our Senior Center twice and are looking forward to welcoming him back to do a third presentation on Make-up for the Mature Woman. He is very informative with many tricks and tips to enhance older woman's skin. he is patient and kind to his audience.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Joby provided an exceptional program for our Senior Ladies that was not only informative, but interactive and fun! He was thoroughly prepared for his presentation which far-exceeded my expectations. Joby is personable and very interactive with the Senior population, as well as staff members. He shared his expertise with our Senior Ladies at our full capacity special event, which left each lady feeling (and looking) like the timeless beauties that they are! We look forward to having Joby retur...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Joby Rogers presents a wonderful Mature Makeup program full of valuable tips, easy to follow instruction, along with money saving suggestions, all in a fun, entertaining format. Our Senior Ladies enjoyed themselves so much and we look forward to having him back next summer. If you are looking for a professional, highly knowledgeable, courteous, and ever so pleasant presenter, Joby will not disappoint!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Joby has now done this program at our Center twice, and both times were excellent! After the first time Joby came here, we had many seniors asking us to bring him back, they loved his forum! It was extremely easy to communicate with him and to schedule the program. He provided a flyer for us to advertise the program, a description for our newsletter, and a seating chart so we could have an idea how to set up ahead of time. Any time we have Joby we always get great feedback! I highly recommend...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Joby has presented his Makeup Workshops here twice - once for a 50+ crowd and once for a broader age range. He is a true professional and very easy to work with. Our programs were both well-attended and packed with helpful information and personalized details. He has also presented at our local Senior Center several times to great response as well. Highly recommend!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Leahjoy (aka MayaRose) radiates genuine enthusiasm and warmth that immediately puts everyone at ease. The atmosphere lifts the moment she walks into the room. Leahjoy creates a safe space where her students feel empowered to take creative risks. At her workshops she is not just teaching improv, Leahjoy is helping students to discover their spark.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
We hosted Deb here at the Willimantic Public Library in late December for the Penguin Buddies workshop. She arrived 30 minutes early, was extremely prepared and very pleasant to work with. The families and kids who attended could not stop raving about the program, both during and after. I have had many families since then reiterate how much they enjoyed it and that they would love for us to host more of these kinds of workshops. Deb also left the room spotless when the program was over. We de...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
I highly recommend Debbie Jaffe Programs. She answers in a timely manner, will hand in paper work in an appropriate time. She is great with children and adults. Anytime, I have her at my library registration is full. She is willing to negotiate pricing as much as she can and is easy to work with. I highly recommend her. I try to have her at my library as much as I can!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
We had Deb here to do her Clay Pumpkin Door class this past Saturday and it was so much fun! Everyone who was here had a blast and left with an amazing creation of their own. She was great at helping, explaining and keeping the class moving. No two doors were the same and they were all so unique to its creator. We look forward to having her here again for another adult program. I would highly recommend her for your library!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Deb is a top-notch artist and teacher. She is always well-prepared and reliable, and her projects are so much fun. She consistently receives rave reviews from our participants, and our staff loves her, too!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
We just had Deb for her Dragon Pals program. The class filled quickly and had a long wait list. Deb was a great teacher and the kids had a blast! Every dragon was unique and she very much encouraged their creativity. We just booked her to come back in October for her Pumpkin Door program, and we can't wait!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
We had Deb Jaffe at our small library this week and she did the most creative and interesting project with the kids. She arrived early to set up and needed no extra help from us. She ran the class like a pro and was patient and interactive with the kids. The kids and families really enjoyed her program.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Our experience with the Ocean Dance Adventures beginning dance class for children was fantastic! The session was engaging and fun, encouraging the kids to express themselves through movement. Julianne's patience and enthusiasm made the class enjoyable for all. She read Swimmy by Leo Lionni and brilliantly integrated the story's themes of teamwork and creativity into the dance activities. Attendees made a point of letting us know how much they loved the class and we plan on having her back wit...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Milford Public Library recently hosted Little Leaps Dance Adventures. Julianne was prepared, professional, and great with the kids! She is very flexible to fit the program to any theme. We held a program around the theme of love and friendship and danced with stuffies, scarves, friends, and read Hug Machine by Scott Campbell. The program was a great mix of open movement for the kids while incorporating some classical dance steps. Adorable!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Deb Jaffe was honestly so nice and EXTREMELY easy to work with! She left the place cleaner than she found it and she thoroughly engaged the kids through the entire process! She made my life easy and I would highly recommend her for any kind of clay program!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Julianne was so wonderful, super organized, and patient! All of our families loved it. As a staff member, I really enjoyed watching her methods of teaching children simple ballet moves. Even more so, I'd like to share a review from a parent who attended:"I just wanted to pass along a compliment to the library and to the teacher of the Little Leaps ballet class. The class was so engaging, fun, informative, and organized. It was probably one of the most smoothly run and enjoyable kid events I h...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
We were delighted to host Meyer Rose at our business networking group meeting in New Milford yesterday. It was so much fun to be spontaneous and playful again. Maya came up with a few games that got all 25 of our members excited and entertained for 45 minutes. I felt it was an invigorating and valuable team building event.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
I worked with Leah Joy for two years on two long-term theater programs for kids and teens as a teacher's assistant to her program in Waterbury. In the Theater Track programs Leah Joy built a curriculum to teach theater skills, build self esteem, and at the end of both programs the girls in the class were able to write, rehearse and perform their own show at a local theater. The girls learned not only acting, but how to put on a full production from stage management, props, costuming, set desi...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
I worked with MayaRose SpokenWord to arrange a program for a diverse audience and had the privilege in participating in the program. She led a class to participants of middle school, high school and adult aged participants focusing on diversity during black history month. All participants were engaged with the activities and questions she asked. Many of us spent a bit of time reflecting in lives and within ourselves so that we could answer the questions honestly. MayaRose explained at the...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
I had the good fortune of being a participant in one of MayaRose's Spoken Word workshops where she facilitated a masterclass open to the communities of Southbury and Middlebury with a focus on diversity. The session was titled "Poetry, Diversity, and Modern Times." I was moved by the creative genius and beautiful words that community members I already knew and community members who were new to me shared in the spoken word poetry piece that we crafted during our workshop. MayaRose expertly fac...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Leah Joy was a fantastic collaborator. I use that word because she truly works with you to design a program that works for your patrons and your budget. We worked together to create an abbreviated program (3 workshop sessions and a showcase) that fit my library's budget but also paid Leah Joy for her very hard work. In our program series, she was able to bridge gaps between teenagers as young as 12 and as old as 17 to create a true cohort. At the end of the showcase, the number one question ...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Maya Rose Spoken Word is a dynamic poet, whose enthusiastic presentation enhances the power of her imagery-rich language. I have heard her several times, and each time her energy and intellect shine!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
MayaRose SpokenWord has presented a variety of programs at the Woodbury Library from poetry writing workshops to acting classes for both teens and adults. She is always prepared, very knowledgeable and her enthusiasm for what she does is unmatched. She brings a joy with her that is seeps into all her programs.Highly recommend!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Ever since I heard MayaRose SpokenWord on radio station WPKN-FM I knew I wanted to meet and hear her in person. She weaves a spell with her words and through the intensity of her emotions as she speaks, drawing the listener in to a world of poetic observations that are uniquely charged with her personal energy. I’ve participated in a couple of her writing workshops and highly recommend them for writers of all ages and backgrounds. To my mind, she has taken to this work of leading othe...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
Leah Joy, aka MayaRose Spoken Word, recently did an improvisational theater and movement workshop with us, as part of a "Live it Up!" program at our senior center. She had 60 older adults laughing, experimenting, moving and talking about shaking off the winter blahs and getting ready for an uplifting spring season. She was able to tap into participants' innate curiosity and creativity in a wonderful way that seemed spontaneous, as only truly well prepared professionals can. We've had ma...| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
MayaRose SpokenWord is a force of nature--a volcanic poet and performer, but also host of SpeakYourMind, where she brings to the world other writers who deserve exposure in a world drowning in voices. MayaRose is an invaluable envoy, bridging the perceived gap between prose and poetry, performance and written, writer and reader . . . We need her badly!!!| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
MayaRose gave an inspired and moving performance. She drew me in with her passion and eloquence. The characters in her spoken word came alive and took me to places I had never been.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
LJ has a genuine passion for poetry and bringing people together through words. She has such a graceful and authentic way of bringing out the poetry in you from anyone who hasn't even wrote a verse before. I attended a poetry writing workshop with her and at the end of the hour we read our poems to the rest of the group surprised as to how we were able to weave a shared feeling into words.| Connecticut Library Consortium Program Directory
